An excerpt from the Dzogchen Community Video Journal number 1, filmed and edited by Fabio Andrico, Carla Caponi, and Maurizio Mingotti,
SSI Italy
Ka -Ter – Training for Translator from Tibetan
Join us and learn to translate ancient texts from the Tibetan tradition. If you are already skilled you can deepen your knowledge, discuss techniques, compare with others, and train your ability in a collaborative environment inspired by the ancient practice of translating in groups.
Updates from the Zikhang Library at Merigar West
Update on the treasure trove of books at Merigar West and the project of the new online catalogue to improve their availability, both physically and online
Tibetan Calligraphy Course at Merigar West
The recent calligraphy course, led by Giorgio Dallorto, was an initiative of the Shang Shung Foundation School for Tibetan Language and Translation
2nd Classical Tibetan Language Course for Beginners in Italy
A week to set the base for learning the Classical Tibetan Language and to exert yourself in reading, writing, and understanding the texts of the Tibetan tradition
Learning Uchen and Ume
Over the last two weekends in November, two Tibetan calligraphy courses led by Tashi Mannox were held in Italy
Thangka Painting Course
A weekend course with drawing sessions, theoretical explanations and meditations to be held in Venice, Italy October 10-12, 2014
Tibetan Calligraphy comes to Italy
Learn the Art of Tibetan Calligraphy in Italy with Tashi Mannox
Job opening at SSI
New job position available within SSI at Merigar – Archive Acquisition Operator
Short Course on Tibetan Pronunciation
Course with Fabian Sanders in Venice, Italy
New from Shang Shung Publications
The Temple of the Great Contemplation: The Gonpa in Merigar. This full-colour book contains the explanations of all aspects of the Gonpa in Merigar written by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu…..
Chögyal Namkhai Norbu presents the Merigar Gonpa book
The castle of Arcidosso was the setting for the presentation of the long awaited publication ‘The Temple of the Great Contemplation’